Raffles Institution (Year 1-4)
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iFirefly"
For RI boys, ‘matriculation’ was simply filling in details and subject combinations online. No difference from RGS gals.
Year-5 students need to report to school on 11/1 to receive their GCE O Level HCL exam results. TBC…[/quote]
Thanks iFirefly for sharing! Din know 11/1 is the TBC date to receive HMT . -
Lenny08:
You're welcome, Lenny08..
Thanks iFirefly for sharing! Din know 11/1 is the TBC date to receive HMT.iFirefly:
For RI boys, 'matriculation' was simply filling in details and subject combinations online. No difference from RGS gals.
Year-5 students need to report to school on 11/1 to receive their GCE O Level HCL exam results. TBC..
I trust that our boys (& girls) will know what to do & by when, via their own amazing 'networking', way before Stamford's updates..
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icemocha:
Hihi,
My boy is Sec 1 next year. Today's briefing mentioned that CCA usually are 3 times a week on Mon, Wed & Fri afternoons.
Does anyone know if RI offers CCA for leisure eg basketball as beginner or are the 3 times a week for basketball competitive team. If leisure CCA is available, do the kids need to attend all 3 sessions per week ?
Hope some seniors can help with advise. Thks.
Hi I would say all sports CCAs including basketball are competitive ones. Trainings are generally 3 times a week and sometimes more during competition period.. -
booklover:
Hey, there will be a CCA talent profiling for all Year 1s (except those who DSA Sports / Performing Arts) when they enter RI. It is during these trials where students are able to show their potential for the CCA, enabling the coaches and teachers to select them for the CCA. Your child should try out the CCA trails that he is interested in so that the coaches are able to shortlist him for the CCA selection:) Hope this helps and all the best for your son's endeavours!icemocha:
Hihi,
My boy is Sec 1 next year. Today's briefing mentioned that CCA usually are 3 times a week on Mon, Wed & Fri afternoons.
Does anyone know if RI offers CCA for leisure eg basketball as beginner or are the 3 times a week for basketball competitive team. If leisure CCA is available, do the kids need to attend all 3 sessions per week ?
Hope some seniors can help with advise. Thks.
Hi I would say all sports CCAs including basketball are competitive ones. Trainings are generally 3 times a week and sometimes more during competition period.. -
:thankyou:
galaxy 8 8:
Hey, there will be a CCA talent profiling for all Year 1s (except those who DSA Sports / Performing Arts) when they enter RI. It is during these trials where students are able to show their potential for the CCA, enabling the coaches and teachers to select them for the CCA. Your child should try out the CCA trails that he is interested in so that the coaches are able to shortlist him for the CCA selection:) Hope this helps and all the best for your son's endeavours![/quote]booklover:
[quote=\"icemocha\"]Hihi,
:thankyou:
My boy is Sec 1 next year. Today's briefing mentioned that CCA usually are 3 times a week on Mon, Wed & Fri afternoons.
Does anyone know if RI offers CCA for leisure eg basketball as beginner or are the 3 times a week for basketball competitive team. If leisure CCA is available, do the kids need to attend all 3 sessions per week ?
Hope some seniors can help with advise. Thks.
Hi I would say all sports CCAs including basketball are competitive ones. Trainings are generally 3 times a week and sometimes more during competition period.. -
I am not sure whatever things we post here, somehow ‘miracle’ happens. My dd said the Stamford website had updated the info this morning. So save my breathe no need to call. Otherwise early in the morning scold people during christmas eve also no gd.
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SciencyKid:
May I know where the B. Rajat Block is? Is it closer to the JC side or Secondary side?
Hi sciencykid, did u mean S Rajaratnam blk? Its more on the secondary side as my DS classroom in Y3 is located there.
Welcome to the Rafflesians family!
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Are the boys required to purchase and bring a laptop to school everyday like their counterparts in RGS? Thanks!!
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No
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RafflesianSnr:
No
Thanks!!
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